We, Animal-pathway and Wildlife Association (ApWA), are pleased to announce the symposium, “Development of wildlife bridges“ – Forest and Wildlife bridges to connect with corridor–, on November 22th 2016, in Tokyo. Thank you for your interest.
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| Chigako Wakabayashi, Representative, Office of Wakabayashi Environmental Education | Koichi Otake, Representative Director of Animal-pathway & Wildlife Association | Toyohisa Asada, President of KEEP |
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| Hiroshi Ishihara, Chairman of the planning committee of “Keidanren Committee on Nature Conservation” | Ian White, the Dormouse and Training Officer for People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) | Arboreal bridges in Britain: how the dormouse cross the road |
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| Rodney van der Ree,Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, Director of Ecology and Infrastructure International at an International Research and Consulting Company |
Reconnecting the tree-tops of the world for arboreal animals | Jun Sato, Associate professor, Department of Biological Engineering of School of Life Science and Biotechnology, Fukuyama University. Doctor of Philosophy in Earth and Environmental Science. |
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| Hitoho Yatake, Auditor of the Environment Division at CERES Inc. | Misako Noro, Senior Researcher, Research Division of Hokkaido Development Engineering Center The member of Road Ecology Study Group. |
Yoichi Sonoda, Representative director of Road Ecology Research Society of Japan, Biodiversity consulting Division, Tokyo branch, Regional Environmental Planning, Inc. |
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| Shusaku Minato, Chairman of Animal-Pathway Research Society, Animal-pathway & Wildlife Association and Japanese Dormice Preservation & Research group. Professor at KWANSEI GAKUIN University, Director of KEEP Dormouse Museum. |
Panel Discussion | Yushin Asari, PhD, Chodai CO., LTD, Road Ecology Study Group |
